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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
3
A dated dispatch claims the army plans to exterminate the Head Hunters in Jolo P I and avenge Captain Patrick Mealy amid reports of danger to Townsend Cockrum and Water from Gene Rell.
A fragment indicates Eva Tanguay and Wm J Trahey were involved in an arrest in Brooklyn. The readable text hints at a sensational stage star headline with a child of the sun phrase and York January context. Further details are unclear.
A 1912 aviation mortality rate is revealed with one death per fifty two flights. The United States records 43 deaths among about 1,500 pilots while Germany reports 4 deaths among 3,000 fliers and France 7 among 3,000.
Brief, scattered lines mention a railroad, a rum excise report in New York, a tall college girl in Alabama, an archaeologist noting Caesars in a royal palace, and a widow seeking remarriage. No coherent event or full context is obtainable from the readable fragments.
Lewis Sires, 15, Chemawa Indian School student, admits a rail line plot inspired by a moving picture. He placed a tile on the Oregon Electric track and flagged the train, but passengers did not reward him. The case follows a broader world note on Yuan Shih-Kai’s presidential election in China.
Dr Charles W Littlefield plans a public demonstration of his life secret theory at Arcade Hall on Tuesday evening under the Archeblosis Society auspices. The society was formed to disseminate his teachings to interested readers and followers.
Governor Sulzer tells suffragists to draft any bill they prefer while in President Wilsons office Marie Tarria returns to duties. The day is described as a great one for votes for women.
President Taft has journeyed 315000 miles since 1901 and officials note the travel shows no fatigue in his duties as he continues public engagements and inspections across the nation.
Williston North Dakota January 28. Katie Bakked, 28, was found frozen in a straw stack seeking shelter from the cold. He was packed in ice to prevent too rapid thawing, with both arms and legs cuffed, and may recover.
In Sacramento on January 28 the Laundry Workers union has boycotted most hotels for using nonunion laundries. Legislators urged not to patronize unfair hostels face a difficult choice amid mounting pressure and disrupted commerce.
In Annapolis Maryland on January 27 the body of John Paul Jones first admiral of the American navy lies at rest in a new crypt under the Naval Academy chapel after a solemn interment marked by impressive ceremonies.
An advertisement extols Wyeth’s Bee and Sulphur Hair Remedy blending Sage, Sulphur and scalp tonics to restore color, reduce dandruff, and strengthen hair. It claims noticeable results after a few days and offers a fifty cent bottle with money-back guarantee through Owl Drug Co and all druggists.
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